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Samitar wins Irish 1,000 Guineas
Favourite Homecoming Queen is beaten in the Irish 1,000 Guineas by Mick Channon's Samitar at the Curragh.
Power takes Irish 2,000 Guineas
Aidan O'Brien's dominance of the Abu Dhabi Irish 2,000 Guineas continues as son Joseph rides Power to victory.
Parish Hall ruled out of Epsom Derby
Dewhurst Stakes winner Parish Hall is ruled out of the Irish 2,000 Guineas and the Epsom Derby because of a leg infection.
Headlines
- Best Mate trainer Knight to retire
- Frankel ranked best for 25 years
- Great Leighs fixture bid refused
- Super Frankel makes it 10 from 10
- Yorkshire Cup win for Red Cadeaux
- Bonfire enhances Derby prospects
- The Fugue hammers Twirl at York
- Light Heavy wins at Leopardstown
- Black Caviar claims 21st victory
- Main Sequence claims Derby trial
- Tennessee secures O'Brien double
- Mickdaam lands Chester Vase win
- Ile De Re lands Chester Cup win
- Business Jockey Club to boost prize money
- Homecoming Queen wins the Guineas
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#Curragh: Power bouncing back to win after beating only 1 home behind Camelot in Newm Gns; O'Brien also 3rd/4th (Reply / Daddy LL) @CorneliusRacing 1 day ago -
#Curragh: for 4th time in 5 years Irish Guineas goes to Aidan O'Brien with Power, ridden by son Joseph (winner for 2nd year running) @CorneliusRacing 1 day ago
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Retiring trainer Henrietta Knight due on #BBC5Live around 7-15 @CorneliusRacing 3 days ago
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#EpsomDerby: confirmation now that @Hayleyturner123 to become only 2nd woman to ride in Classic, June 2 when partnering longshot Cavaleiro @CorneliusRacing 3 days ago
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#Curragh: big run by Dewhurst winner Parish Hall would make him intriguing Derby rival for Camelot, Bonfire etc; Jim Bolger notably upbeat @CorneliusRacing 3 days ago
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Show all blogsRetiring trainer Henrietta Knight is a pioneer in the world of horse racing, says BBC horse racing correspondent Cornelius Lysaght
BBC Sport's racing correspondent Cornelius Lysaght says Edward Gillespie's retirement at Cheltenham leaves a huge void.